While most non-US citizens are generally aware that being convicted of a major crime may render them deportable, many will often underestimate the impact of certain traffic offenses on their immigration status. In New Jersey, for example, there is a traffic offense...
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Religious Exception to Oath of Allegiance | N-400 Citizenship Issues
One often-overlooked aspect of the Naturalization process is the taking of the Oath of Allegiance. Under most circumstances, all applicants for naturalization must take an oath to be loyal and pledge to support the Constitution of the United States. What Does The Oath...
How to Qualify for Prosecutorial Discretion | Newark NJ Deportation Lawyer
Also known as "PD," a Prosecutorial Discretion Request may be of help to certain individuals presently in removal proceedings before an immigration judge. Contrary to popular belief, this is not technically a form or application filed with the court. Rather, it is a...
Don’t Gamble With US Citizenship | Underage Gambling Charges in New Jersey
While many minors are aware, or should be aware, that underage gambling is against the law, foreign-born minors may be exposed to additional collateral immigration consequences that are not as well known. While the offense is not found in or classified as a Title 2C...
Brazilian Jiujitsu Visa Lawyer | Mixed Martial Arts Immigration Attorney
Some foreign athletes who excel in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu and mixed martial arts ("MMA") may, depending on the strength of their accomplishments, potentially qualify for status here in the US. The O and P visas are temporary visas that authorize a practitioner to stay in...